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mm v, y v n.k m,mJZ VOL 2. H&UINGEOJU), BOX BUTTE COUNTY. NEBRASKA. FRIDAY, NOV. 27. W. NO. 40 mmm , i . imimj :'.'l ?V The herald. OFFICIAL PAPER OF BOX BUTTE COUNTY. Publ'mlied every Friday nntt enteral at tlio onst-ollica In Homlnnford, Nobraaka, jib bocoihI clawi mail mfiUet. Tub llKiui.n Is devotrd to the Interest of IlomlnRford and Uox Hutto county. THOS. O'KEEFB, PublUher. , cmn' nA! ., ONE YEAR TIM) HiXMONyiiH COUNTY OFFICERS. F. M. PiKLrs .....Clerk. A. M. Mtt.l.EU '. Trrnmirrr. JAfl. II. II. Hewett , '"'W K.P. HwEENKt ......Hhprtir. 11. F. Oilman ..Attorney. Mias A. 12. Neei-and., Hupfriutundpnt. CllAR.BnNN twsr: Snrpynr, DB.W.K MjLttR Coroner. Dn. L. ty. liowMAH .. Physician. James IIaukt Commliiftiowr 1st Dit.t. Jab. IIOM.INRAKB.... ComniUalnnpr ttt.d Dint. G. W. Duhoan Commissioner 3rd, Dist. MAIL DIRECTORY. IlEMIMorORD poitotlico. On week days door opens at ttra., general delivery opfnj jit 8 a. m. and closes at B p. in. Open BumUye I) U 10 a. tn. ' - IlEUixaronD and Box Uutte stagodjilly cicept HuuJay. -" HrMiNaronD aji Lonlap stago, Monday Wrdncitday and Friday. r New Short Lino to Helena, Butte Bpokano, Seattle and Tacoma C3-. I. as "W. O. Time Oartl. KAST BOUND. No. . passenger arrlvoB at l:32a.m. K:l p. m. 10:23 ti. in. 4.23 a. m. H:S2 p. rn. " " n In Irnlcrht " 48 frolglit nrrivos ut WK8T HOUND Ko,4l pasBenBor arrives af " Jftfrolirht .V 47 frnlght arrives fti "LIU n 3:io p. m AU regular trains rarry pasBenBers, W. M Coi'eland, Agon TUTTLB & TAS1I Attorneys - at Law, HFMINGF0RD. NEBRASKA. L. W. .OWHAN Physician and Surgeon ALLIANCE, NEB. Office rooms and residence in Braver block, up stairs. Special attention given to dis eases of children . 5110 Reward jrill be paid to anyone furnishing information that will lead to the conviction of the party or parties who recently stole Uie top on. or nouso ana stable belonging to' W. D. Mar.-j shall's farm formerly known as the Eckel place near Berea. W. T. Johnson. Bring in pptajpps and wood on subscription. Taken up by the undersigned on section 24-28-48, Box Butte county, Neb., on Oct. 21, 1896. Onobav mare, about 3 or 4 years old, strip in face, left front foot white and right hind foot white, had halter on. One Jight bay horse coltT white spot in face and left hind foptTwhito; over 1 year old. One black horse colt, 'white spot in face and right hind foot white; over ono year old. Owner can have same by pay- ing for this notice and damages. Aton Jelinek. Estrnyed. On Sept. 28, 1890, from sec. 29-28-48, one black steer calf; ono ono black heifer calf; both spring ward' will be paid for informalion ales" mPd of Jessie Mitch leading to their recovery. ' ell, sketch artist, and Ohas. 1 Albeht Nelson, j Brown comedhm and acrobat, Homingford, Neb. ' played at tho Miller-Sweeney TO RENT. I opera "house Wednesday evening Tho undoriigned will rent his "ami tho entertainment is reported fRrm in R&. 12-20-48. at WimatiUi first-class. Among tho distin- postoflice, Dawes . "-- -f ... .- county, for tfia 11 furnish seed, your 1897. Will teams and machinery if required. f Theo. Giudins, ; - Wauatah, Nob. lost a valuable Mrs. Switzor was ill thu 'foro l)art of tho week. Mm Prank Reeil has recovered from her rc&out illness. Passenger No. 41 was four hours late this morning. A.J. Eugstrqin's bridge gang hasjjeon in town all week. E. S. Wildy and Miss Georgia ,. Miller visited Alliance Monday. Editor Parajdis, of Alliance, was in the city' Monday afte noon . Mrs. Bonn and littlo daughter returned from Broken Bow Sun day. . Miss Nellio Goodonough came over from Box Butto to spend Thanksgiving. Ilarvo Goodonough is teaching school in tho Whelan cjistr-icfc north of town. L:ist night was tho coldest we (have had, tho thermometer reg istered 15 below. Judge "Wostover adjourned court Saturday and returned to Rushville Sunday. Mrs. John Ditto was danger ously ill tlio first of the week but is now convalescing. Tho Hemiugford schools were closed Thursday and Friday for tho Thanksgiving holiday. L. R. Corbin, the Sioux co.ynty ranchm-m, ate turkey yesterday with I. E. Tash and family. P. W. Wheatly's caso camo up beforo Judge Howott Tuesday. He was bound over in tho sum of 300." Ernest Meints ono of tho sub ! stantial farmers of Boyd precinct , was transacting business at tho county seat Saturday. "' . Mrs. James Hollinrako went to Edgomont yesterday morning to spend Thamksgiving and visit a few days with her husband. Henry Hollinrako and Miss Iola Dovore ato Thanksgiving turkey at tho home of Miss De vore's parents near Burbank. A Marriage license was issued by Co. Judge Howott this weelc to Jas. A. Stftnsby of Cherry county and Fannio Robinson of Sheridan county. Among those who have dopos ited money on subscription re cently are M.' C. Beaumont, Jos. Caroy, H. Voniiargen. Frank Caha, and E. 0. Howard, Rock Island, 111. Charlie Shindler came home Wednesday from tho Big Horn Basin where ho has been in the employ of Ed Enderly 'for two years past. He may remain hero permanently, -- The pupils of tho Homingford schools are now enjoying their library which they received last week, not boing books enough to supply all the pupils thp teachers kindly loaned a few volumes, I E. C. Sheldon received a tele- sriim iast nteht convevinir the , sad intelligence of his father's death at Springborough, Pa. I Mr. Sheldon lias tho sympathy of tho Herald in his bereave ment. ' "Mitchell's Colored Nightin- j?uished citizens who occupied "preserved seats" werq Co. m mi r . . r Treasurer aiuior, aueriu awceti oy, Hon. B F. Oilman, Ed Wildy and Win. Jennings. Bean, I James Hunter horso Monday. Principal D. K. Spacht and Miss Rosa Parkin woro tho only ones from hero who went to Crawford to attend tho North west Nebraska Teachers ossoc iatioii which convenes to day Sovoi'Al who intended going changed their minds owing to tho inclotneney of tUo weather. Jovial Jolly John Dillon, pot of tho public and everybody's fav orite, will appear a' Allianco. Friday evening, Doc. 4th, pre senting his great comedy, "Wanted tho Earth." For thirty years John Dillon has stood in tho front rank of Amorica's comedians and his name and fame' aro sufficient to pack any theatre. Many of our peoplo will avail themselves of tlio opportunity of attending his charming perfor mance. Program for Teachers Reading circh of Homingford for Jan. 2nd. Opening at 1 o'clock p. m. Music. History, pa-gps 02 to 125. English Literature, to Queen Anne's age . . . .Mita Neoland. Colonial Government, ." . . . . Mr. Banks. History of New York, Mrs. Bkinchard. Missions, Miss "Parkin 1 ndian Wars Mr. Curtis. French and Indian War, Miss Goodonough. Nollio Goodonough, " Leo Rutin, II. F. Fillmore, Com. D. . Spacht, There will bo hold in Homing ford, Nebraska, a Bible inslitute, conducted by Rev. Frady, begin ning Jan. 20, 1897 and continuing in session four days. The work of the institute) will bo a study of four Gospels tho life of Christ. Circulars concerning the insMtuto may be lmd from Rev, Hnzoljton, Rpv. Preston, C. J. Wildy or 'Mr. Sherwood. Everyone is -invited to attend. A largo class is desired. A meeting concerning tho in stitute will beheld at M.E. church next Tuesday evening Nov. 24, 7:30 p. in. Epryone como. Anna Neoland, Sec. Tho Northwestern Nebraska Educational Association will meet in Crawford in Crawford, Nob., Nov. 27. A good program has been prepared and a inspiring meeting is anticipated. Every ono interested in educational work is cordially invited and teachers aro requested to attend, Anna Neoland, Sec'y Photos. While your family is all at homo and in health why not have their picture taken together maybe you would not part with such a picture at any price in a few years. W. T. Caldwlle, Photographer, Alliance. EVERYTHING... That a Woman's Heart Can Desire to te Found in my Stock c f Goods. Call and soo tho immense variety of Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents' Furnishing Goods Shoes, Notions, Grocorios, Brand Now and, CHEAP. C A BURLEW. I have four full bloodqd lnas tiff imps for sale. '' " U'. N. Earnest. 35BW. GOODS at tlxo 2vdil. li'nory Storo, 1 New Photographic Studio. I have just moved into a now brick building espocitdly built and fitted up for high clasa photog raphy 'north of opera house block Alliance. My work neodrf no introduction to tho Homingford people. With I my improved facilities I ex poet to continue to do tho high grsdo pho tography of tho Northwest to do it abpopular prices and to turn out wonjpnoro uniform than evor and wny less uoiay. Cabinet Photos. 82.s!0 per doss. Card $1.50; other sizes from locket to 8 ,x 10 in proportion. No oxtru charges for gnmps. W. T. Caldwell, Pholographoi. ..I-..I. ..... Ml, ,.! , J, -I...W ,.1 I in fr.ini Wo liavo a now Kimball organ for salo at a bargain . ELEGANTL1NE OF NEW CLOAKS AND NEWMARK ETS, CHEAP AT ' C. A. BURLEW'S. C1JRE COEMPTION. T. A. Slociim. M. O., thu Great Chem ist and Scientist, Oilers to Si ml Free, to the Aillicteil, 'i lirce Hot ties of Ills Newly Discovered Remedies to t'ujo Consump tion and All Long Tumbles. N-itliltiB could he fairer, more phll unthiontc or carry morn joy in its jv.iku than Urn olfer of 'J'. A. Slocinl, M. C, of 183 Pearl street, New York City. "' Conflilciit Mint lie has discovered an absolute cure for consumpUou aud all luilmjiiury complaints, and to to make its great tgcrits known, lie will send, free, three bottles (the Slocnnvnew system of medicine) to any .vi.idor of the Herald wliolsuf l'eriiitj from chest, tliroiit mid lung troubles or consumption. lie invites those desirous of ob taining the remedies to simply fiend him their express and pi.stofllec ad dress, and receive in return the tbice free bottles. Already tills "now scientific course of medicine" lias permanently cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases. lie considers it Ills religious duty a duty which lie o ves to humanity to donate bis Inlalllblo cine. Offered frcel., apart fiom its ad heienl .strength, is enough to coin mend it, uiut more so is the perfect coiilldence of the meat chemist, inak 'ng the offer. He has proved consumption to be a curable dlseiise beyond any doubt. There will bo no mistake In send ingthe uiiataKc will bo In overlook ing the Doctor's generous Invitation. He lias on tile in his American and European laboratories thousands of testimonials of experience from those cured, in all p.uts of the world. Delys are dangerous; mail your address to T A. Slnsum, M. C, 18U l'earl stieet, New York, and when writing tlio Doctor, plca.su mention reading this article In Tjik IIuuakd. Comfort to California. Every Thursday morning, a tourist sleeping car for Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Los An geleso loaves Omaha and Lincoln via tho Burlington Route. It is carpeted; upholstered in rattan; has spring seats and backs and js provided with curtains, beddings, towels, soap and etc. An experienced oxcursion con ductor and a uniformed Pullman porter accompany it through tq tho Pacific coast, W'hilo neither as expansively furnished nor as fine to look at as a palace sleeper, it is just as good to ride in. Second class tickets aro honored and tho price of a borth, wide enough aud big cjnQUgl! for two, is only 3. iora ioicior giving lull par gfS ticulars, call at too near M. It. R. ticket office. to J. Francis, Gen'l.Pass'r Agent Burlington Route, Chuaha, Nqu;, . Calvin J. Wildy NEW STORE! x NEW GOODS! New Prices! :: New Everything! Always Leads and Never Follows ! ANTON &Sto PIONEER- Hardware and '1 UK U1.DKST JiSTAlILIsIIMENT IN T1U5 t'OUNTV Charter Cak Cool Stoies, Genuine Round Oak Heating Stoyes, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. Special Agent for BAKER PERFECT Barb Wire tha Bast on Earth HEMINGFORD 1 . MANUFACTURERS OF . FLOUR,F We Guarantee Our Flour Equal to Any Other. Try It. AIO DEALER IN Ij"cj:be3ib NEW CASTLE,.... SHERIDAN AND . . . . .FELIX, GLENROCK,. . . .CANON CITY. 'V H. H, PIERCE, .Proprietor of. Livery AND "Wo have first-class stock ond double and single rigs, which we urnish at reasonable rates. Our facilities for acyoramoduiingboaider ,aro unexcelled in the city. 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